Outdoor news and information focusing on Legislation, Conservation and Education regarding hunting and fishing.
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Illinois Central Zone Waterfowl Opener: The Off-season Hardwork Pays Off
Friday, October 23, 2015
2016 Illinois Fishing Tournament Applications Accepted by IDNR Beginning Nov. 1
2016 Illinois Fishing Tournament Applications Accepted by IDNR Beginning Nov. 1
Waterfowl and Deer hunters are taking to the field while fishing tournament organizers and clubs are starting to think about the 2016 tournament year. Below is a press release from The Illinois Department of Natural Resources informing clubs and organizers that they can start applying for their 2016 permits.Remember the Tournament Permitting Process can be done online. This process was released back in September. The hope is that this system will "create a quick, easy mechanism for applying for a fishing tournament permit and gathering the anglers’ catch data afterwards." The permitting process can be found at the I-Fish-Illinois website. Don't forget in order to apply for 2016 you'll need to submit the catch results for 2015 tournaments. "Tournament organizers will see the words “post results” in their online tournament listing if they still have 2015 results that need to be entered."
Illinois Waterfowl Season - Central Zone Opener Starts Tomorrow
Illinois Waterfowl Season - Central Zone Opener Starts Tomorrow
It's finally here, the central zone opener for waterfowl. We are really excited to be getting this years season off to a start. Yes, we went out teal hunting, but the hot weather in early September kept most of the teal away from us. Some places, like the walk-in units at Carlye, did well. However, both our dove and teal season were slower then what we would have liked.
For many of us tomorrow is like Christmas morning. Regardless, if you're in the field, a blind or in a boat, being out there is all we've been wanting for since last season. Remember to double check that you have everything, set that alarm and get ready. Our season never really ends at Capitol Outdoors because we're always buying, fixing and strategizing for next year regardless if its hunting or fishing. At least now, we'll be able to do some of that in the blind.
Sunday, October 18, 2015
Youth Participate in Illinois Hunting and Fishing
Youth Participate in Illinois Hunting and Fishing
This past weekend was full of hunting and fishing events. Getting the youth outdoors is a necessary part of their childhood. No kid grows up remembering their high score on a video game, they remember the time ducks were locked out and landed in the spread or that time a bass pulled some drag.
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